Most of us would say we deliver value to our clients. Yet many professionals are still paid according to the time they spend. And that raises an interesting question… Does the way you charge influence the way a client sees your value? So, how are you currently paid for your expertise? Vote in the poll. And, if you’re willing, add a comment explaining what influenced the way you currently charge. I’m interested to see what we discover.

Before racing into next week, take a moment to look back at this one. Not at how many hours you worked. Not at how many tasks you ticked off. But at what actually moved you forward. Consider these three questions: 1. What was your most productive action this week? The one thing that created a meaningful result. 2. What stole more attention than it deserved? A distraction, unnecessary task, meeting or habit. 3. What will you do differently next week? One small change. Nothing complicated. Productivity is not about squeezing more into every hour. It is about directing your attention towards what matters most. Complete this sentence in the comments: “Next week, I will protect my attention by ....

Happy New Month everyone, Wishing you all a month full of progress, opportunities, and lots of wins. I'm curious what's the one goal you're focused on achieving this month? Drop it below I'd love to see what everyone is working toward and cheer each other on. Let's make this month count.

Not my video, but I just watched this guy build a full AI chess coach with Claude Code and it was genuinely one of the best 'what you can actually build' videos I've seen in a while. It connects to your real games, reviews them like a grandmaster the second you finish, and drills you on your weak spots. All built in a few hours, no dev team. He uploads a lot of really solid AI build content, and he's got a free community called KVK Automates AI where he breaks this stuff down step by step. I've been getting a lot out of it honestly. Dropping the video in case it helps someone: https://youtu.be/6Yd4qxJePqU

anyone else been messing with Fable 5 since it came out? it's the new flagship model and it's a real jump for agentic stuff, it'll build whole systems from a single prompt now. honestly this is where AI 'employees' stop being a buzzword. the model does enough of the heavy lifting that one person can build what used to take a team. what's everyone building with it? (bit of a side note but this breaks down how people are actually charging for AI builds now that the tech got this good: https://youtu.be/eQFCtVuvzSY